I have solved the issue. I don't understand why this is, but it seems as though the more robust solution of returning an instance of HttpStatusCodeResult is what was causing the connection reset. When I set the Response status code and return a JToken object like so: [HttpPost] public JToken...

Patrick McManus answered almost exactly this in the Firefox bugzilla a while ago - and the reason for this is that there is still a lack of UI for this in Firefox: You can do a TOFU exception for the proxy case, but you have to do it a little...

Generally, with a wildcard cert, yes you can. Wildcard certificates are generally a single certificate that can be applied to multiple servers. It would be something that you could use for QA, Dev and PP. Each server needs a certificate whether it is a wildcard one or not anyway....

If you follow the instructions you linked to, then you've got the certificate in PEM format already. From these instructions: Create the self-signed CA certificate: sudo certtool --generate-self-signed \ --load-privkey /etc/ssl/private/cakey.pem \ --template /etc/ssl/ca.info \ --outfile /etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem The certificate is /etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem and it is in PEM format. ...I would like...

It should work from other machine too. Things to check: Did you import RootCATest.cer into Computer store's Trusted Root Certification Authorities on new client machine? Is a server name (first param in AuthenticateAsClient() - in your example "testName") equal to CN in subject of server certificate? UPDATE: It should work...

From the Parse.com docs, at the end of the section on hosting: Multi-domain SSL certificates are not currently supported. Hopefully this thread will keep someone from making my mistake -- buying an EV Multi-Domain cert and expecting Parse to accept my custom domain defined as a SAN. Fortunately I'm able...

My understanding is that if you have to store a certificate with an alias matching the target domain name (in our case i.domain.io or r.domain.io) so java can provide the associated certificate as a client certificate when you are attempting a SSL connection to that domain e.g. https://r.domain.io That's...

Turns out I was running into two different problems. First, you have the put the certificate files in a very specific order. Second, I was not including my key file. The command to create the .pem file needed was: cat mydomain.crt COMODORSADomainValidationSecureServerCA.crt COMODORSAAddTrustCA.crt AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt mydomain.nopass.key > ssl.pem This blog post...

OK, so I just found a solution for myself using Powershell. Here's the powershell script to retrieve the certhash: $hostname = 'example.com'; $certhash = dir cert:localmachine\my | where {$_.Subject -eq "CN=$($hostname)"} | select -first 1 | select-object -ExpandProperty Thumbprint With that certhash info, we can now proceed with netsh command...

If I'm understanding you correctly, I think you can accomplish what you are trying to do by implementing a HostnameVerifier, and just returning true in the verify method. You can set up the verifier on the ClientBuilder. For example Client client = ClientBuilder.newBuilder() .sslContext(sslContext) .hostnameVerifier(hostnameVerifier) .build(); ...

The problem is that the same certificate alias (s1as) is also used for the ORB IIOP listeners. You have to change it to your new alias. In the Glassfish Admin UI, navigate to server-config - ORB and change the certificate alias for the different listeners in their SSL tab. ...

This is just another version of this question: Using openssl to get the certificate from a server Or put more bluntly: Using curl --cert is wrong, it is for client certificates. First, get the the certs your server is using: $ openssl s_client -showcerts -connect server:443 > cacert.pem Then make...

Answer is simple, Will explain with an example. Consider your p12 file as a ATM Card (Debit/Credit card) and think if you don't have passwords for that, what happens if someone get your card ? Same here, if you won't password protect that p12, anyone who have that p12 file...

"binary" is not a file format. You need to find out what format it is, then, if necessary convert the certificate and key file to PEM (the file you have been supplied with may contain both). You didn't say what OS you are using. On Linux/Unix file your.crt should tell...

The SSL certificate is presented by the server and not the ELB [TCP pass threw]. If you are using TCP pass through, then no, it doesn't matter what the certificate looks like. The ELB is just forwarding the raw TCP data. When using TCP->TCP the ELB doesn't really even...

I fought a lot with this problem. It appeared that the server I was sending to has a virtual host (hosted on GAE). On Android 5.0 this issue is solved, but bellow Android 5.0 you have to add SNI support yourself. Here is an explanation of this problem http://blog.dev001.net/post/67082904181/android-using-sni-and-tlsv1-2-with-apache. So...

Your signing certificate has no rights to sign, because it has not the CA flag set. Signing will still work, but verification will fail. Since there are already lots of guides on the internet which will show in detail how to do it right so you might just look here...

So it turns out that despite the sender insisting several times that the certificate was correct, and despite them insisting (when asked) that the email encoding had not stripped any characters, it turns out the certificate was incorrect and the email encoding had stripped some characters from the body text....

I've to break down your question into two parts. Part one: Let's say a hacker X sends a CA issued certified to the server as part of handshake. Then server would automatically trust it and grant access. If X aquires the client certificate of an authentic client then that's ok....

You need to use the client certificate, when the FTPS server requires authentication with the client certificate. And you do not use it, when the server does not require that (what is a way more common). FileZilla does not support the client certificates at all. If you are able to...

The main things to consider when purchasing a wildcard certificate are: If you want the certificate to support the domain itself (e.g., domain.com) in addition to subdomains (*.domain.com), then make sure that the wildcard vendor you choose supports Subject Alternative Name extension. Before you buy, make sure you know who...

I found a solution to get the client registered as the UserPrincipal of the session, accessible by session.getUserPrincipal(). The UserPricipal is "the authenticated user for the session". You nneed then to add an authentiation service to your ServletContextHandler, as following: //Create SSL ContextFactory with appropriate attributes ... //Create the connector...

Can anyone tell me why this might be happening? You are including https resources from sites which are using a certificate signed with SHA-1. If you look closely at the console log and at the links provided you will see access to https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.2/jquery.min.js https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,100,300,700,900 https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/lato/v11/9k-RPmcnxYEPm8CNFsH2gg.woff .... The site...

I sorted out why am getting the above exception. The above 3 .cer files are not compatible to Java 1.4.2. So i tried pointing my application to Java 1.6 and the issue got resolved. Am able to retrieve information from the LDAP server. Thanks...

Looks like what you want is a management tool for your configuration. Now I'm not sure how often you deploy but you probably could make a script that generates your templates for you? If you have a greater need, maybe consider automation software and use some kind of template? I'm...

This error has nothing to do with gitlab. This is pure YAML parser (Psych in your case) error. Line 5 column 3 is: ca_path: ⇑ HERE That said you have a strange unterminated string right above: ⇓⇓⇓ WTF?! ca_file: "/etc/gitlab-ssl/git-mydomain-chain.pem #This file contains my public key and the ca key...

You are correct - setting the above system properties will override cacerts JVM wide. You need to use a custom socket factory for the SSL MQ connections The RoboMQ SDK provides support for this via: com.am.robomq.sdk.camelSpring.RoboSSLSocketFactory But the easiest way to build your Camel MQ endpoints is to use the...

Response got on Squid mailing lists: http://squid-web-proxy-cache.1019090.n4.nabble.com/Error-negotiating-SSL-connection-on-FD-12-Success-td4671090.html Summary: use http_port for handling the requests from browsers, which have proxy information directly specified. Use https_port with ssl-bump and corresponding tag "intercept" or "tproxy" to use in transparent mode....

For this scenario, the issue was caused by un-trusted SSL certificates in my Firefox browser. As many of us know Firefox does not use the same certificate store as the other browsers that I mentioned. For this instance the Google certificate was not being trusted. Once the certificate was added...

From the linux command prompt issue the command: /usr/lib/jvm/jre/bin/keytool -import -alias <> -file <> -keystore cacerts That command uses the Java keystore tool to import the new cert file into the existing cacerts file. The <> is whatever you want to call the cert. The <> is the actual file...

I wrote small python script to do what I wanted. I put the key under the name "ssl.key" and the word list in a file called "wl.lst". Here's the complete code: from subprocess import PIPE, Popen import subprocess import sys def cmdline(command): proc = subprocess.Popen(str(command), stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True) (out, err)...

Ok solve it after lots of searching, and Trustwave still reports it as wrong but all browsers seem to accept it. So I got the main cert file (I was using my-domain.com.pem) copy and paste the contents into a new file (something like combined.pem) then open your intermediate file (chain.cer...

Your intermediate certificate for DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA seems to have expired, see f.e. https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=www.macu.com Likely your browser did not complain about it, because it had a newer, valid version of that intermediate cert installed already (and used that to prove the identity of the signing institution), whereas...

Yes. Even though everyone managing their creds differenly, AWS once wrote an article on how to est leverage S3 + IAM Rolse + Sensetive App Information. The basic idea is that you store credentials on S3. Launch EC2 instance with IAM Role. Give this role permissions to retrieve a file....

I don't believe so. Client Certificates are handled and mapped in IIS or HTTP.sys during connection negotiation, which is way lower down than MVC. If that client certificate is being used for mutual authentication with SSL/TLS, then the client certificate is needed just to establish a HTTPS session and connection....

Solved. The issue was that the server we were calling to (WebLogic 12\Java 8) generated DemoIdentity.jks which contain certificate with SHA256WITHRSA algorithm which can't be read by the calling server (WebLogic 9.2 \Java 1.5). I generated new DemoIdentity.jks with WL9.2 CertGen which generating the certificate with MD5WITHRSA algorithm, I placed...

however, there is one domain that does not report correctly - myproair.com, which reports a certificate for parkinsonsed.com - any ideas? It looks like shared hosting combined with SSL is the culprit. Apparently, parkinsonsed.com is the default site for the server. You should use SNI to overcome the limitations....

here i'am posting the answer which might help full to others. I modified the code as suggested by @dave_thompson_085 Set all SSL properties first. DefaultSSLContext is used by default by both SSLSocketFactory and SSLServerSocketFactory, but it is constructed only the first time is it used. Changing any of the relevant...

Are u sure it is facebook saying that and not your browser? Facebook and Google can only verify that you are being you when you send a client certificate. Both Facebook and Google do not ask for such a certificate. What is happening is that your browser gets the response...

You can use: copy_extensions = copy under your CA_default section in your openssl.cnf. but only when you're sure that you can trust the extensions in the CSR as pointed out in this thread: http://openssl.6102.n7.nabble.com/subjectAltName-removed-from-CSR-when-signing-td26928.html See also: How can I generate a self-signed certificate with SubjectAltName using OpenSSL?...

So, my own common sense says invalid option: --ssl-verify means that --ssl-verify is not a valid option for the version of thin you now are using. I don't know if that means you are using an older or newer version of thin. But your stacktrace tells me you're using thin-1.6.3....

You can find a relevant article on StackOverflow here: How to obtain the location of cacerts of the default java installation? On Java 1.8 it should be placed under this folder: /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_xx.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/lib/security I did not find any security directory under the JDK, but I suppose it's using the same one...

openssl s_client -connect server.server:143 Port 143 is plain IMAP, that is you can not talk directly TLS to this port. If you try it you will get some data back which are not TLS, and thus strange error messages will occure. If you want to have TLS you have...

Thanks for confirming your server OS. The problem is that IX509CertificateRequestCertificate2 interface is not available in Windows Server 2008, it was added in Windows 6.1 (Windows 7/Windows Server 2008 R2). You need to use standard IX509CertificateRequestCertificate. Technically, they are equal, new interface just adds enrollment web services support (which are...

The server sends the same chain certificates to firefox and s_client: CN=.s3.amazonaws.com SAN=DNS:.s3.amazonaws.com,DNS:s3.amazonaws.com CN=VeriSign Class 3 Secure Server CA - G3 CN=VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5 But the way the certificates will be verified differs depending on the SSL stack and the trusted root certificates of...

Okay so I figured it out now... I destroyed my keystore upon attempting to import the certificate, this was the main problem that caused the crash. First, I had to return to the default setup of certificates. I deleted both, data/serverKeyStore.jks and data/serverTrustStore, and launched gitblit again. The certificate creation...

You can load the pfx file direct with: byte[] pfxData = File.ReadAllBytes("myfile.pfx"); cert = new X509Certificate2(pfxData, "password", X509KeyStorageFlags.MachineKeySet | X509KeyStorageFlags.Exportable); If you are loading it from the cert store its importand that the key is exportable for the application. Info: SSL version 3.0 is no longer secure. Maybe thats why...

You question lacks important details such as tomcat's log and the structure of your keystore. For example, key placed in the keystore can be password protected itself. The port you want to use can be already occupied, etc, etc. There are many things that can go wrong. In common, I...

I was able to override the hostname verification. Thanks to folks in my team. I updated my xd-admin and xd-container scripts to have : DEFAULT_JVM_OPTS="-javaagent:/opt/spring-xd-1.1.0.M1/xd/lib/HostnameVerifier.jar This HostnameVerifier.jar is a javaagent which overrides the verify method in setDefaultHostnameVerifier property as below : HttpsURLConnection.setDefaultHostnameVerifier(new HostnameVerifier() { public boolean verify(String s, SSLSession sslSession)...

While many had success using visual studio toolkits, IE, etc, - all errored out for me. The best way to do this was to use the OPENSSL functions used to create the key & crt 1) Convert my KEY file (text) into a PVK file (binary) openssl rsa -in EXAMPLE.key...

There is no way for the client to request the chain from the server on demand. There is a way to have a URL inside a certificate where it can get the issuers certificate, but then the client has to extract this URL and download the certificate on demand. Some...

The real certificate of this site has the correct host name. But you get this certificate only if you are using SNI (Server Name Indication). Older Java versions do not support SNI (should be supported since Java 7), so maybe you need to upgrade your unspecified version.

Okay, I've slogged through libsecurity_ssl and believe that: SSLSetCertificate sets, amongst other things, the context's localCert with a call to… parseIncomingCerts which (receives a pointer to that variable and) sets its value to a linked list. Whilst the comments refer to this list as a "certificate chain"—indeed, the local variable...

The source of the problem is the form of your CSR : While working with X509, your data can be store using 2 forms : DER and PEM. By default openssl assumes you are using PEM. In your case, you should first convert the CSR in PEM format : openssl...

The certificate chain file is a "chain" of trust. It is a combination of the contents of all (usually) of the provided *Trust*.crt files, and they need to be combined in a specific order, including the begin/end lines found in each file. All of the the .crt files have a...

Caching is handled inside SecureChannel - internal class that wraps SSPI and used by SslStream. I don't see any points inside that you can use to disable session caching for client connections. You can clear cache between connections using reflection: var sslAssembly = Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(SslStream)); var sslSessionCacheClass = sslAssembly.GetType("System.Net.Security.SslSessionsCache"); var cachedCredsInfo...

•Do regular certificates avoid the Web download check of malicious software from IE9 no. All web downloads are validated by SmartScreen feature. •What is the real intention of a regular certificate? the same as of EV certificate -- to provide security features: peer and traffic authentication, data integrity and...

I did resolve the issue . SSLScan tool came to my rescue . SSLScan --no-failed port> gave me the list of supported ciphers that the server supported . On the client side I am using curl library calls to download the file . What I did was setOpt(new curlpp::options::SslCipherList("AES256-SHA")); which...

HttpsURLConnection.setHostnameVerifier does not have an equivalent for raw SSL sockets and isn't required - you can simply ignore that bit. I was basically trying to preempt a problem that doesn't exist and it threw me off - so long as you set your own TrustManager up for the SSLContext you...

There must be some logic error in my understanding otherwise there would not be such business model, would it? The logic error is that you assume, that you could use the certificate you bought to sign other certificates. But, signing other certificates is only possible for certificates with a...

Your root CA uses probably the same public key as the first intermediate CA in chain (below the host certificate) and you have probably no root-CA which can be used to trust the last chain certificate. Such setups are not very common, but actually happen. Unfortunately OpenSSL has problems with...

Finally I resolve the problem by changing ssl_version = :SSLv3 for now. tl;dr The approach browsers/system takes to verify SSL is plain. They simply come pre-equipped with a set of trusted certificates that are pre-screened and trusted according to the vendor. In case of MacOSx, you can view those from...

@HannoBinder was close but it was a bit trickier. Apparently in PHP openssl one must get resource variables from certificate (tested also on certificate bundle file containing domain certificate for nginx) and private key file. You can get certificate resource with openssl_pkey_get_public. But for private key you must get it...

Finally I can find the solution! Listed bellow are the steps that help you to connect to AacheDS through CAS server 4. Download cas-server-4.0.0-release.zip Download Tomcat 8 and run it Extract the cas-server-4.0.0-release.zip and copy cas-server-webapp-4.0.0.war into apache-tomcat-8.0.8\webapps of your tomcat. Wait till Tomcat extract the War file and make...

Cloudflare uses SNI (server name indication) for offering SSL certificates in their free tier. What this means is that these sites do not have a unique IP address, but they rely on the HTTP client to use the TLS extension SNI to send the hostname for SSL to work properly....

When connecting two SSLSockets instantiated in two separate, stand-alone Java programs (One client, one server), is it necessary to supply Java (The server) with a valid certificate? In normal usage the server (the end with the SSLServerSocket) needs a certificate that is trusted by the peer. The client only...

Are you using Chef 12 on your workstation? If so, it should copy over the trusted certs for you. This is a new feature in Chef 12, so if you are still on 11 or a pre-release version of 12 that would do it. Otherwise try running ssl check from...

I managed to solve it. There are 2 certificate files. cacerts and jssecacerts and which file the JVM uses to find the certificate depends on a system property setting and the presence of either file. I had the right certificate, but was putting it into the cacerts file, when it...

Check if CRLs in certificate chain of client certificate are reachable by the server. Chain has to be build on server side so check if you have all certificates in corresponding stores (root, intermediate ...). certutil command might help you with it.

Allright, i'm still not sure if it is working or not, because the authorization behaviour became weird, but after it's hanging for 5-6 minutes i get the success authorization, so this is a solution: Generate rootCA: opensipsctl tls rootCA then edit server.conf file in your tls opensips folder and set...

My understanding of this to request certificates with multiple identifiers is that you will be able to associate multiple domains to one certificate. These domains will most likely be stated in subject alternative name extension of the certificate. Each domain will be validated by CA and only validated domains will...

I think the documentation might be old, actually. I believe it works, although it may or may not use the -md switch. Have you tried it, yet? According to this thread, sha2 support was included by default awhile ago. So there's no reason it shouldn't work. Indeed, this thread shows...

When you want to login over an SSL connection using a client certificate, you need to additionally specify the client's private key. A certificate is basically only a public key, that someone else checked. The access is granted when you can proof to the server, that you are also having...

Actually, I should use the URL-rewrite (reverse proxy) in IIS to forward the request to Tomcat instead of using the connector, and then I can enable IIS Client Certificate Authentication on IIS to implement this purpose. In this way, things are easier.

I get no answers to this one. I believe the reason might be that it is more common to use CURL directly (instead of the more high level Http_Request2 which I prefer). Two days ago @GingerDog posted a way to handle this: // before send add: $r-setAdapter("curl"); See how to...

Short Answer: Yes, the SSL certificate is causing the problem. Solution for self-signed and out-of-order certificates below. NOTE: I'm pretty sure this doesn't take away from security, but I'm also not sure if the order of the SSL certificates is super important. So take this with a grain of salt....

We contacted Sitecore and we got the following response to troubleshoot the issue Relogin (Log off and log back on) to the App Center Sitecore Application ( that makes the system to update authentication information ) Make sure the 'Email Delivery' app in Sitecore App Center has green 'Running' status...